Blog Category: Google

Interesting talk about hacking, black hat and malware.

Interesting talk about hacking, black hat and malware.

As Search Engine Roundtable reported this morning, Google admits to removing SEOs and Web Designers from the local business listings. Obviously this bothers me a bit. We discussed seeing this on 12-14-09 in our entry “Where did the SEO’s go?” I am a bit confused by Google’s thinking because the bottom line is the SEO […]

OK, obviously I pay attention to where I stand organically and I was paying close attention to my local business center results as well. On Nov. 5 I commented on a post by Matt McGee about how all of our local listings were gone. They were for about a day, but all of them came […]

I have been seeing that my search results look a bit different than before. I recently got a new computer with Windows 7, so I thought it may just be my computer. I started talking with Jeff Brooks and he said he saw the same thing. So I looked at all my computers and I […]

SEOmoz Whiteboard Friday – Dealing with Duplicate Content from Scott Willoughby on Vimeo.

This is just my perspective of course. Let’s take SEO out of the equation completely and then let me give my reasons why I hate personalized search: I want to find my own stuff; I don’t want Google putting what they think I should see in front of me. Maybe I clicked on something by […]

Google made an announcement today on their blog. Danny Sullivan discusses it at SearchEngineLand.com. See more articles about real time search. Melissa

We are always trying to explain personalized search to our clients or those that attend our seminars. Google has made an easy-to-understand video explaining personalized search, so we thought we would post it for those that currently work with us and for those that are considering it 😉